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Do you know this man?
His picture was taken in 1985 on Mont Ventoux, now the photographers are trying to track him down
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Team Sky officially confirm takeover by new sponsor Ineos
The team’s owners have agreed to sell the outfit to a British firm
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Luke Rowe donates bike after thieves steal NHS doctor’s bike from outside hospital
Luke Rowe has stepped in to help an NHS doctor after thieves stole his bike while he was working in the intensive care unit.
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'Irreplaceable': Trek-Segafredo unable to find new Grand Tour star to take Contador spot
Trek-Segafredo say they'll out their trust in current riders and up and coming new signings rather than an established Grand Tour contender in 2018
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A cyclist’s guide to self-isolation
Need inspiration for cycling based activities during quarantine? Look no further
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Eddy Merckx in hospital with head injury after bike crash
Merckx's wife says his condition is good, but when he can leave hospital is not yet clear
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Julian Alaphilippe ends Valverde dominance with powerful victory at La Flèche Wallonne 2018
The Frenchman powered well clear of five-time champion Alejandro Valverde who had to settle for second place at the 2018 La Flèche Wallonne
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Alejandro Valverde will ride the Tour de France all the way to Paris to prepare for Tokyo 2020
The Olympic road race will take place six days after the Tour finishes on the Champs-Élysées
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Julian Alaphilippe 'angry' after cousin and coach linked to EPO positive
Franck Alaphilippe was a trainer for Marion Sicot, who tested positive for EPO in June
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Cycling groups ask for urgent clarification over ‘stay local’ guidance during lockdown
Cycling groups have written to the government for urgent clarification over the ‘stay local’ guidance for exercise during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Two riders out of Giro d'Italia after failing dope tests
Stefano Pirazzi and Nicola Ruffoni of Bardiani-CSF test positive for growth hormone at the end of April. Whole team now faces suspension
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Bora boss wants to buy Deceuninck - Quick-Step in order to get Remco Evenepoel, says Patrick Lefevere
The boss of Bora apparently wants to sign Remco Evenepoel and the easiest way may be to buy the entire Deceuninck - Quick-Step team
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Five things we learned from the Volta a Catalunya 2021
Ineos dominate, Movistar still search for victory, and Froome's struggles, plus more from the 2021 Volta a Catalunya
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Alejandro Valverde: Finishing second in the Vuelta motivates me for the World Championships
Alejandro Valverde said he is motivated and in good form for the Yorkshire 2019 World Championships, having finished second in the Vuelta a España.
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James Shaw steps up to Professional Continental level
James Shaw is working his back up the ranks as he steps up to Professional Continental level next season.
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Tom Dumoulin fends off Nairo Quintana's attacks as Tejay van Garderen wins Giro d'Italia stage 18
Tom Dumoulin comfortably fended off the attacks of Nairo Quintana as Tejay Van Garderen took his first Grand Tour win on stage 18 of the 2017 Giro d'Italia.
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‘Check for illegal socks’ – reaction as UCI introduces maximum sock height for 2019
The UCI is reintroducing strict rules on the maximum sock height allowed in the professional peloton.
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Wout van Aert continues to dominate 2020 with second victory in Belgian Time Trial Championships
Wout van Aert remains the star rider of 2020 as he dominated the Belgian Time Trial Championships to defend his title.
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Dan Martin will ride Giro d’Italia for first time since 2014
Dan Martin will make his return to the Giro d’Italia this year, after he crashed out of the Grand Tour in 2014.
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Quinn Simmons issues apology, says tweet was not racist
The American rider has been suspended from racing after he tweeted a black hand emoji while professing his support for Donald Trump
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'The UCI should care about things that need more urgent attention than this': Riders react to new ban on forearms time trial position
The UCI have introduced a series of new rules with some being met with quite a bit of opposition from riders
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Chris Froome officially crowned 2011 Vuelta a España winner as Juan José Cobo ban confirmed
The Spaniard did not submit an appeal over irregularities found in his biological passport
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Julian Alaphilippe smashes Tour de France stage 13 time trial to take victory and extend overall lead
Geraint Thomas finished 14 seconds behind the yellow jersey
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Pros upload their rides to Strava after fastest ever Paris-Roubaix
There's only one victor at the end of Paris-Roubaix, but quite a few riders had reason to celebrate after picking up many KOMs in a fast day in the saddle.
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NTT Pro Cycling announce new headline sponsors
NTT Pro Cycling has announced its new headline sponsors, bringing an end to the uncertainty around their future.
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What happened to Johnny Hoogerland?
A career defined by a collision with a TV car at the 2011 Tour de France, we tracked down the Dutch rider to find out how the next 10 years unfolded
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Hugh Carthy says ‘he’s got nothing to lose’ at Vuelta a España after strong time trial performance
Hugh Carthy says he’s got nothing to lose in the final week of the Vuelta a España 2020, after his huge time trial performance on stage 13.
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'Shut up and do what I say': Brian Holm's plan for Mark Cavendish at Deceuninck - Quick-Step
The sports director says the Manxman will not ride the Tour de France in 2021
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Ag2r La Mondiale release statement denying interest in Gianni Moscon
Ag2r La Mondiale have released a statement saying they’re not in talks with Gianni Moscon.
